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Russian Visa Forum | Irish citizen obtaining visa in Cairo or Istanbul

hmax — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 13:02:31 GMT

I am planning to travel to Russia after travels through Africa and Middle East. I will be in Cairo for 2/3 days in mid Dec, then will travel through Middle East until 5/6 Jan.
I am wanting to fly to Moscow as quickly as possible after arriving in Istanbul.
Does anyone know whether it is possible to submit visa application in Cairo and have it posted to Istanbul for collection? (I will be travelling on my Australian passport between those countries).
Also, expected timeframes in obtaining visa in either Cairo or Istanbul?
Thank you
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Russian Visa Forum | Advice needed

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Hi, Just discovered this forum and need a bit of advice. My fiancee and i want to get married next year in Russia.... I'm UK based but want to get married in Russia.... what type of visa do i need? any other documentation etc...

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Russian Visa Forum | Group Tourist Visa Order 2010??

gonesh — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 11:43:01 GMT

I am trying to order a group visa invitation letter for my wife and I for travel to Russia in 2010. But when selecting entry and exit dates, there is no option for 2010. Is this an error?

I am aware that I should not apply for my visa more than 90 days in advance, but I want to prepare early by getting the invitation letter.

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Russian Visa Forum | RE: The New Russian Visa Registration Procedure 2007

Gieliovd — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:14:11 GMT

I got my invitation papers yesterday via mail. Quick and cheap! Didn't bother getting the 1 day quick service. Had it in within less than half a day anyway.

I'm going to go to the consulate with all the papers on monday (I think).

As soon as I get to St. Peterburg I'm going to take the adventure on with my friend and just try and register the visa manually. We can always use one of the travel agencies to do it! It seems quite easy.

Like Romdur says, you can just let someone do it. They'll make copies and you can pick up the documents 2 days later (or something).

I've learnt a lot in my research.

It just seems easy at this stage....

- Get a health insurance declaration
- Buy a visa invitation (visa support documents, voucher)
- Go to the consulate with all the papers and photo's and stuff
- Register your visa at the OVIR or police OR let some office do it for a fee.

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Transport | RE: Train Help for St. Petersburg to Berlin in December:

shukojones — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:39:05 GMT

thank you... ill look into it more. its confusing because this very site mentions there is a way to avoid it but i can't find that schedule ----

""For example, if your destination is St. Petersburg, you should take a train to Warsaw, then take a train from Warsaw to Kaunas, then take a train from Kaunas to Vilnius, and then take a train from Vilnius to St. Petersburg, the total price will be around $75 one way. If you take a direct train Warsaw - St. Petersburg, you'll go through Belorussia, it'll cost around $85 one way and you'll need a transit visa (+$30 at least).""

thank you again everyone, hopefully i will figure this all out!

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Russian Visa Forum | RE: Invitation letter to Brazil (staying at my friend's)

romdur — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:09:08 GMT

Don't worry too much, you have plenty of time.

I have read that it can take several weeks for a Russian citizen to make an official private letter of invitation.

The good news is that for not very much expense, you can get an invitation letter from a travel company (for example, through this website). If you do this, you will save your Russian friend some time and money, and get your invitation very quickly. But a specific company can often make invitations only for certain countries, so you must find a company that can issue invitations for Brazilians.

At some Russian consulates, a FAX of the letter is acceptable, but others require the actual letter -- ask your Russian Embassy about this! If they need the letter, you will have to pay for international mailing, and allow some extra days for this.

More good news: the invitation address doesn't have to match where you are staying. I suggest that on your visa application (you should apply for a tourist visa), where they ask what cities you will visit, write both Krasnodar, and the city given as the invitation address. That you will register your visa in a town different from the invitation address is no problem.

Finally, you can generally apply for a tourist visa up to 90 days before your trip, so you should be able to start your application right away.

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Talk Lounge | RE: russian passport and residence permit renewal

mitsos — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 14:07:38 GMT

Still no reply .There must be someone out there who can help.

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Russian Visa Forum | RE: Invitation letter to Brazil (staying at my friend's)

p.canditone — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 10:13:42 GMT

Hello there...I'm an Italian citizen who loves visiting Russia...Recently I found a very useful website which provides invitation for visa very quickly and with a small price...the website is www.russian-visas.net
Have a look of it if you need an invitation to visit Russia

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Russian Visa Forum | RE: once I get to Russia what happens

romdur — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 06:23:05 GMT

Ditto to all the above, just a little more detail:

In Russia, your visa (a full-page sticker permanently affixed to a visa page in your passport) serves as both an entry visa and exit visa. Because of this, losing a passport is a very difficult situation. I am careful with my passport when traveling.

The Migration Card (which you'll probably receive on the plane, but maybe need to pick up as you approach Passport Control at the airport) is a slip of paper. Things to fill in include your passport number, the visa number (near the upper right-hand corner of the visa), purpose of your visit (probably tourism for you) and the address where you will stay. Most of these items you will write twice, on both the left and right halves of the Card.

When you arrive, the Passport Control officer will tear off the left half of the Card, and return to you the right (departure) half, having stamped it. I always keep this in between the pages of my passport. It can be a big problem if you don't have it when you leave Russia.

All in all, it's fairly simple, with the hotel handling your registration. Just have your passport and the departure half of your migration card with you when you get to passport control on the way to your flight home, and all the formalities are taken care of.

For most tourists, there is no need to deal with customs forms - just go through the green (nothing to declare) channel when you pass through Customs, entering and leaving.

One practical note about passport control -- recently at Moscow airports, I have had a couple of hour plus waits getting through passport control. So I recommend making allowance for this, and especially to be plenty early arriving to the international airport or terminal for your flight back home.

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Russian Visa Forum | RE: once I get to Russia what happens

captainofiron — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 02:56:38 GMT

My Fiances parents live in Moscow, its a fairly easy process, are you entering via Sheremetyevo?

If so just follow the signs down to the passport control, and give them the form polarbear and your passport with your visa showing after that you will see the baggage claim to the right and the exit to the left there are two exits the red and green, red is for people who have stuff to declare, the green for those who dont, after that you are in Russia.

I dont know if you speak Russian but if you do it will help, in Moscow very few airport workers speak english, many know lots of words, but cant really successfully communicate.

As far as safety just behave as in a larger city and take the same precautions

Good luck with your stay.

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Trans-Siberian | RE: Transiberian Train Boarding Time in Moscow

danbrew — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 03:15:17 GMT

The train will likely only pull into the yard about an hour or so before departure time. I took the Rossiya from Moscow to Vladivostok on 1 January of this year and the train left at something like 2250 - and didn't pull into the yard until around ten pm (2200). We loaded up and were gone within the hour.

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Trans-Siberian | Transiberian Train Boarding Time in Moscow

beckyjay — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 22:43:13 GMT

I am travelling on the Transiberian railway, from Moscow to Vladivostok, leaving tomorrow, Tuesday 17th November. I was just wondering if anyone could tell me from what time you allowed to board the train?

Any info would be great.

Thanks
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Russian Visa Forum | Invitation letter to Brazil (staying at my friend's)

diegojorge — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 20:30:30 GMT

Priviet! My name is Diego, I live in Brazil, and I want to visit a friend in Krasnodar, Russia, in January 2010.

I called the Russian embassy here in São Paulo many times to get the informations about the visa, but my biggest fear is the invitation letter. My friend is trying to make it at her city, but I'm afraid it's not going to work, and we have a too little time.

Can I buy it by this website, even if I'm staying at her house? Do I need any new document because of it? May I apply the visa one month before my trip?

I'm waiting for an answer!

Best regards,

Diego

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Transport | RE: Train Help for St. Petersburg to Berlin in December:

romdur — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 16:26:10 GMT

To cross Belarus, a Russian visa is not enough: you definitely need a transit visa from Belarus! The link from danbrew above shows the procedure and cost.

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